I just came from my 13 yard basement range. I tried to shoot my best group with Crossman 14 grain hollow point pellet with both AA Pro Sport and Daystate Regal XL. Both are .22. Both groups are 10 shots (Pro Sport - bottom- might be 11 - I didn't count out before I started). I knew I could shoot tighter groups with the PCP. I have shot about half the size with the PS with JSBs though but not 10-11 shots.
This was just a "test" to see where I am in terms of ability with these two rifles. Both rifles shoot my JSB 15.39 Diablos better. But for comparison I thought this would be sort of a baseline. I know that both rifles might shoot another brand/weight pellet better than the other. Scopes were different on both rifles too: MTC Viper Connect on the Regal and Hawke on the Pro Sport.
Top group is PCP Regal XL shooting 890 FPS.
Bottom group is Springer Pro Sport 680 FPS (673-686)
I shot these groups from bags not the Caldwell Lead Sled as per suggestions I received on this forum.
This was just a "test" to see where I am in terms of ability with these two rifles. Both rifles shoot my JSB 15.39 Diablos better. But for comparison I thought this would be sort of a baseline. I know that both rifles might shoot another brand/weight pellet better than the other. Scopes were different on both rifles too: MTC Viper Connect on the Regal and Hawke on the Pro Sport.
Top group is PCP Regal XL shooting 890 FPS.
Bottom group is Springer Pro Sport 680 FPS (673-686)
I shot these groups from bags not the Caldwell Lead Sled as per suggestions I received on this forum.
